3G RANITG

3G Radio Access Network Integration

Learning Program (Description)

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3G Radio Access Network Integration

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Contents

Contents

1. Product Description

2. Module Objectives

3. Course Programme

4. Learning Environment

5. Contents list

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1 Product Description

Product Code

Product name 3G Radio Access Network Integration (3G RANITG)

Category Intermediate

Target Group RAN engineering support.

Objectives After the training, the participant will be able to:

- Configure ATM resources at RNC.

- Integrate IuPS interface using MML commands.

- Integrate IuCS interface using MML commands.

- Integrate Iur interface using MML commands.

- Integrate Iub interface using NEMU tools.

- Integrate the RAN to DCN (IP configuration).

Duration 5.00 day /s

Max. number of Participants 8

Prerequisite Courses 3G System Training,ATM in UMTS Networks,Nokia Switching Platform e-learning,Switching Platform Essentials and Administration,3G Radio Access Network Essentials

Underpinning knowledge & skills Good knowledge of 3G radio access networks and ATM technology. Operating knowledge of Nokia IPA 2800 Platform.

Modules - Physical Interface Configuration

- ATM Resource Management in RNC

- Signalling in ATM networks

- Routing and Digit Analysis in RNC

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- IP Connection configuration for RNC

- Radio Network Integration and Expansion

- RNC Integration in RNC

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Module Objectives

2 Module ObjectivesPhysical Interface Configuration

After completing this module, the participant should be able to:

Theory/ Practical: - Configure a PDH interface and an SDH interface.

- Create a Physical Layer Trail Termination Point.

- Create SDH protection.

- Configure and modify an IMA Group.

ATM Resource Management in RNC

After completing this module, the participant should be able to:

Theory/ Practical: - Create a connection between physical resources and ATM layer.

- Define the bandwidth of an ATM interface and its tube structure.

- Create Virtual Paths and Virtual Channels in an ATM interface.

- Define traffic descriptors, service class as well as Quality of Service parameters of the channels.

Signalling in ATM networks

After completing this module, the participant should be able to:

Theory: - Identify the entities required for implementing message routing

on MTP layer level.

- Explain the concept of CCS7 signalling in the RNC.

- List the steps needed to set up the SS7 layers of RNC interfaces.

Practical: - Configure CCS7 signalling in RNC

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Module Objectives

Routing and Digit Analysis in RNC (continued...)

After completing this module, the participant should be able to:

Theory: - List the entities required for the routing of AAL2 traffic.

- Explain the process of Digit Analysis & Routing for interfaces of the RNC which use AAL2.

- Understand the procedure to create routing objects

Practical: - Configure Routing and Digit Analysis in the RNC

IP Connection configuration for RNC

After completing this module, the participant should be able to:

Theory: - Explain the use of IP over ATM for user data in Iu-ps interfaces

and IP over ATM management in Iub interfaces.

- Explain the setting up of a DCN towards a WBTS.

- Understand the difference in use of the routing protocol OSPF and static routes.

Practical: - Implement IP connection configuration in RNC

Radio Network Integration and Expansion

After completing this module, the participant should be able to:

Theory: - Explain the procedure to set up an Iub by using NEMU.

- List the ATM resources required for connecting a WBTS by an Iub interface.

- Explain the structure of the RNW database of an RNC.

Practical: - Create RNW database objects in RNC

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Module Objectives

RNC Integration in RNC (continued...)

After completing this module, the participant should be able to:

Theory/ Practical: - Perform the integration of Iu-, Iur- and Iub interfaces by the

help of an integration manual.

- Set up a DCN connection to a WBTS.

- Configure the synchronisation input and output of an RNC in line with the requirements of a UTRAN.

- Set a well defined system time in the RNC.

Practical: - Interrogate all RNC Interfaces configuration

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Course Programme

3 Course Program

Programme Morning Afternoonday 1 Physical Int Con Physical Int Con

ATM res manday 2 ATM res man Sig in ATM NWday 3 Sig in ATM NW Rout & Dig Anday 4 IP Conn conf RNW Int & Expday 5 RNC Integration RNC Integration

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Course Programme

4 Learning Environment

LearningEnvironment

Classroom Environment - flipchart + markers overhead projector + empty slides + markers pens and paper room with chairs and tables video projector to be connected to trainer's PC whiteboard + markers

Network Elements - IPA2800

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Course Programme

5 Contents list

Title Document Numbers

1 Physical Interface Configuration 6-273544 6-273545

2 ATM Resource Management in RNC CTXX5596en CTXX5595en 6-273547 6-273548 CTXX5595en 6-273549 DN99557885

3 Signalling in ATM networks 6-273551 6-273552

4 Routing and Digit Analysis in RNC 6-273554

5 IP Connection configuration for RNC 6-273556

6 Radio Network Integration and Expansion 6-66105

7 RNC Integration in RNC 6-273559 6-273560

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